Fertigation & targeted spraying
Feed little and often, through the water — and spray only where it is needed.
Fertiliser goes straight into the irrigation lines in small measured amounts, on a schedule the system manages. Sprayers run on schedule, or when conditions that lead to disease start building.
The problem
One heavy fertiliser application is more than the crop can take up in time, and rain washes the rest past the roots — into the water table, with your money. Hand mixing and broadcasting is heavy, inconsistent labour.
Calendar spraying treats the whole farm whether it needs it or not, and puts a worker in a field with a knapsack in the heat, breathing chemical.
How it works
From survey to running system
- 1
Dose into the water
Dosing pumps and A/B stock tanks deliver nutrient in measured amounts with every pulse.
- 2
Watch the solution
Inline EC and pH sensors catch salts building up before the crop shows it.
- 3
Confirm at the root
An NPK probe confirms what actually reaches the root zone.
- 4
Spray on risk
Sprayers run on schedule or on disease-risk conditions, only on the blocks that need it.
What you get
Why farms choose it
Less fertiliser wasted
Little and often is used far better than one heavy application.
Labour disappears
No mixing, carrying or broadcasting.
Treat early and lightly
Rather than heavily once the damage is visible.
The record buyers ask for
Every application logged automatically.
Equipment
What we install
Soil salinity (EC) probe
Salt and fertiliser build-up that quietly limits growth.
Soil acidity (pH) probe
Whether your soil is too acidic or too alkaline for the crop.
Soil nutrient (NPK) probe
Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium levels in the ground.
Automatic zone valve
Opens and closes irrigation from your phone, or automatically.
Questions
Fertigation & targeted spraying: FAQ
Who sets the nutrient recipe?
Your agronomist. We supply the readings and the delivery mechanism, not the agronomy.
Is it available now?
The equipment works and the farm view is being finished. Talk to us about being an early site.
Start with a walk around your farm.
The first conversation is a site visit: we walk the farm with you and understand what you grow or keep and what is going wrong. No cost, no commitment. Buy outright, lease, or pay as you go by M-Pesa.